News

  • Sylvia finally hitting the stage

    After the longest-running rehearsal period in history, The Colac Players are excited to be back on stage with their production of Sylvia opening next week.

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  • Sculptures starring on Lorne foreshore

    A sea of sculptures is wowing visitors at Lorne, with the opening of the seventh Lorne Sculpture Biennale.

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  • Family runs for vital hospital

    An Elliminyt mum is running a long course in just four weeks to raise money for the Royal Children’s Hospital on behalf of her son.

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  • Gearing up for a joyful Kana Festival

    Colac’s Kana Festival will have a new banner at the top of this Saturday’s parade.

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  • District speeder banned

    A probationary driver is off the road for three months after police clocked him at more than 30kmh over the speed limit north of Camperdown.

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  • Motorists thankful for roadside break

    Colac Driver Reviver returned to pre-COVID visitor numbers at the long weekend.

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  • Seed library hopes to sprout new gardeners

    Colac Library members can now start their own gardens, thanks to a new seed library initiative through Geelong Regional Libraries.

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  • System failing refugees

    A Brigidine Sister will visit Colac tonight to discuss refugees’ and asylum seekers’ ongoing struggles.

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